Tag Archives: Sega

A collected edition of Sega and Creative Assembly’s Alien: Isolation has arrived, bringing together the base game and all the DLC into one neat little package.

The previously exclusive WiiU title, Sonic Lost World will be coming to the PC gaming platform in the beginning of November. A listing for the blue speeder’s recent game popped up on Steam, with a pre-purchase deal that includes Sonic and All Stars Racing Transformed. The game, which can be …

Not the greatest of signs for Sega, the company is offering voluntary retirement to 200 employees.

They might be small in stature, but Warhammer’s Dwarfs pack a mean punch on the battlefield.

Were you waiting for that follow up to the poorly received Sonic Boom reboot of Sonic the Hedgehog? No? Well, that’s good because it won’t be coming out till next year.

11 Heroes band together to defeat the ultimate enemy The End – only not everything is as it seems. 11 Heroes. 6 Traitors. One treacherous tower. Can you survive?

One of the best Genesis beat’em ups of all time is back and in 3D on the Nintendo 3DS.

Sega and Game Freak’s rampaging platformer Temo the Badass Elephant is large and in charge.

Tembo is finally arriving on consoles and the PC this month, and Sega’s newest mascot is offering some discounts for those who pre-order.

Sega reveals a bit about the story, design, and more in the latest Yakuza title to get the localization treatment for western audiences.

It’s an artsy week on the Nintendo Download as a new drawing/painting title arrives (along with some decent Virtual Console titles and some good sales).

Looks like Sega hasn’t given up on the Sonic Boom spinoff series just yet.

Looks like the latest Sonic is yet another disappointment, and Alien: Isolation has fallen short of sales goals as well, despite critical acclaim.

If there’s such a thing as a ‘perfect fit’, I think it might be Total War and Warhammer.

Available right now on Nintendo’s handheld console, Sega’s Fantasy Zone sequel delivers a classic game with some 3D enhancements.

The Retro Revolution continues! GameStop announced it will start accepting “retro” consoles for resale or trade-in. Unfortunately, they will only be launching the program in two locations: NYC and Birmingham. The two markets host approximately 250 stores combined, which will provide the game retailer a solid sampling of the potential …